Treat your outfit as situational, and change it accordingly. Dress for success (change your outfit on the fly)ĭuring Act 1, you’ll end up with a few different outfits and armor. Everything you do benefits you, so take the time to do it.
Every roadside ambush you survive increases your Legend (which eventually earns you Technique - or skill - points). Every spot you clear on the map improves Jin’s abilities. These last three tips all amount to the same thing: Explore, explore, explore, and do everything you find. Hot Springs increase your health, Shrines reward you with new charms (items that add buffs to your abilities), and Fox Dens add more charm slots. Almost every one of them will improve Jin in some way. These locations will appear on your map as a question mark until you investigate them. You’ll find things like Hot Springs, Fox Dens, Bamboo Strikes, and Shrines. The titular island of Tsushima is absolutely packed with things to discover. Exploring the map improves your abilities These are powerful additions to your arsenal and that makes them well worth the time they take to complete. Mythic Tales are special side missions that earn you an ability or an item straight out of Tsushima’s legends. Mythic Tales add even more abilities and gear Completing those opens up new ways to play. They’re how you’ll learn to be sneakier and backstabbier. Not only do they advance the story, but they also earn you abilities and gear like new armor and outfits or ranged weapons. We just mentioned this, but it bears repeating: Don’t consider the Tales of Tsushima side quests optional. Tales of Tsushima (side quests) earn you new weapons and armor Those missions take time, though, so don’t try to rush it. Over the course of the opening act’s Tales (missions and side missions), you’ll learn abilities and pick up gear that spark your transformation. There’s nothing ghost-like about Jin for a while. You’re not going to have any stealth options at first. That’s kind of the point - Jin abandoning the traditions of the samurai to become a stealthier, sneakier murder machine.Įmbracing that will make you first few hours with the game easier.
The game you play at the beginning of Ghost of Tsushima is not the same game you’ll be playing a few hours later. Embrace the transformation, and take your time In this guide, we’ll give our best tips for starting your journey to becoming the titular Ghost of Tsushima. A lot of the mechanics are similar to other open world games, but the sheer number of things to do - and how inviting the island is to explore - get overwhelming. Ghost of Tsushima is a story and a game that spans an entire island.
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